VOL. XXXI. NO. 53.
AROUND IN SULLIVAN.
c
INTERESTING NEWS=NGTES COMPILED
FROM OTHER NEWSPAPERS.
Chopped Off His Brother’s Fingers—Attempt­
ed Suicide With Paris Green—White
Lake Has a Newspaper.
In Surrogate’s Court la st week the
la st w ill and testam en t o f A bram B .
L o w , la te o f the tow n o f N eversin k , w as
ad m itted to probate. H e bequeathed to
h is w ife , P hoebe Jane, a ll his house­
hold fu rn itu re, the house and lot w here
th e y resided during her life tim e, and
d irected h is executor to pay her $240
a n n u ally. H e bequeathed to his d au gh ­
ter, V io la L . Porter, $1,500; to his son,
D e w itt L o w , $100 and the house and lot
w h ere th ey liv ed to be his after the
d eath o f his m other, P hoebe Jan e Low ;
to Ms daughter, Mary E . Overburgh,
$100; to his daughter, Josephine L . M ullen ix , $1,800; to his son, Corbin C. L ow ,
$1,800. A fte r th e death of his w ife, the
rest and residue o f the estate is to be devid ed am on g the five children, share and
share alike.
E lm er H eiser o f Revonah Lake has
tw o sm a ll boys, one aged four and the
o th er tw o years. W h ile th e fath er w as
a b sen t fro m hom e a fe w days ago, says
an exch an ge, th e elder o£ th e tw o d is­
covered a real h atch et th at w asn ’t w ork ­
in g , and was im m ed ia tely siezed w ith an
uncontrollable desire to chop. T he
youngster looked search in gly around for
a cherry tree to fa ll a v ictim of his
h a tch et but cou ld find none. T he cherriest article w ith in sig h t w as his tw o yearOld brother and he proceeded to chop off
tw o o f h is fingers from the rig h t hand.
\ A cu riou s sig h t w a s w itn essed on
M ain str e e t in M onticelio T uesday m orn­
in g o f la st w eek , w h ich w as observed
b y a num b er o f people, says th e R ep ub ­
lic a n . A h en h a w k w a s sa ilin g over
M ain street in front of W aller H a ll w ith
a good-sized ch ick en in its talons. W hen
ab ou t one hundred feet above tbe
ground th e bird som e w a y dropped its
p rey, w h ich f e ll to tb e street uninju red
and scam pered a w a y as fa st as a chicken
co u ld . T h e h a w k cam e dow n to a tree,
w h ere i t lig h ted and had ju st prepared a
seco n d sw oop , w h en it w a s scared aw ay.
T h e M ethodist Sunday school at
Y o u n g sv ille has been re-organized and
th e fo llo w in g officers elected: Superin­
ten d en t, M rs. C. A . W heeler; assistant
,su p erin ten d en t, Mrs. S. Lorch; secretary,
Miss Etta D exter; librarian, E stella
L aw ren ce; assistan t librarian, D ella
Gorton; treasurer, M iss E tta D exter; or­
ganist, Estella Lawrence.
J o h n 1). L yon s w ill resign his clerk ­
sh ip in th e surrogate’s office at Monticel­
io th is w eek and open a la w office over
S . L . Stron g’s store. M r. L yons w ill be
su cceed ed as clerk to the Surrogate’s
C ourt by G eorge L . Cooke, w h o w ill
tak e u p th e stu d y o f la w w ith Ju d ge
S m ith .
L ib erty ’s sew er com m issioners, havin g
fo u n d th a t it is not p racticable to com ­
p lete th e v illa g e ’s sew er system before
th e boarding season opens, announce
th a t th e streets w ill n ot be d ug up u n til
fa ll. W ork on th e disposal beds w ill,
h o w ev er, be begun a t once.
T h e su it brought by L aw yer P . B .
A k in s o f L ivin gston M anor against W il­
lia m C. H ard ie o f L ew b each for services
rendered, cla im in g $42.50, w a s tried b e­
fore J u stice C harles T erw illig er and a
ju r y M ay 8. T he verd ict g iv en w as
fo r $3.50.
M rs. G eorge K obertine of Cochecton
C enter attem p ted su icid e by taking
P a ris green F r id a y even in g, A p ril 28,
and her life w a s on ly spared b y her tak ­
in g an overdose. I t is said th a t fa m ily
trou b les w a s th e cause.
M rs. W illia m W ad h am s of L ivin gston
M anor has been tak en to B ellev u e H os­
p ita l, N e w Y ork , for treatm en t. I t is
sa id th a t th e p h ysician s th ere fou n d her
to be su fferin g w ith peritonitis and con ­
su m p tion o f th e b ow els.
W h ite L ak e n o w has a w eek ly n ew s­
paper, th e first issu e appearing M ay 8.
I t is a five-colum n, four-page sheet. P .
W . B u rd g e is th e editor and publisher,
and th e p rin tin g is done in th e office of
L ib erty R egister.
A lb ert Schupp has rented his dancing
p iv ilio n , connected w ith th e W ald orf
H o u se a t H u r le y v ille , to C larence
P r in ce o f M ongaup Centre, w h o w ill run
i t d u rin g the com ing sum m er.
B en ja m in M isner o f N ev ersin k c u t a
la r g e .gash in his le g M ay 1 w h ile b u ild ­
in g a lin e fen ce on h is farm . T he cu t
w ill render h im u n ab le to w ork for som e
tim e .
T h e h o tel an d boarding-house-keepers
a n d oth er business m en o f W h ite L ak e
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
JEFFERSONVILLE, N. Y., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1899.
IN AND AROUND TOWN.
have organized an im provem ent society
for th e purpose of advancing the bu si­
ness interests Of the p lace. F iv e hun
dred dollars have been raised to adver­ HOME NEWS AND PERSONAL JOT­
tise it as a summer resort.
TINGS OF THE PAST WEEK.
W hen. Mr. and M rs. B lako W . G re­
gory of L ib erty w ere m arried, over fifty
years ago, there w ere tw en ty one friends Notes of the Many Improvements Going On
of the pair at th e w edd in g. W h en th eii
— Short But Interesting Items of People
fiftieth w ed d in g anniversary w as c e le ­
Ccming, Going or Staying at Home.
brated a fe w w eek s ago it w as figured
P h ilip Seelig has disposed of his ironou t th at fou rteen of th e tw en ty-on e are
gray
horse and now drives a black.
still liv in g , w h ich is a rem arkable show
ing after a period of fifty years.
John Schaefer of Gadosia, a form er
A b ou t one hundred m em bers o f the resident here, w as in tow n Tuesday.
C lim atological Society of N e w Y ork w ill
A steam laundry is one of th e possi­
visit th e L oom is Sanitarium at Liberty bilities of th e near fu tu re in Jefferson­
today, com ing on a special train.
v ille.
T he citizens o f R oscoe are talk in g of
E rnest B ohlen and w ife o f N e w York
p u ttin g in a sew erage system . It w ill are p aying a v isit to relatives in this
be necessary to raise the m oney for the vicin ity.
w ork by p rivate subscription.
Mrs. J . C. A bplanalp starts today for
HUNTER
W IE E
C O NTEST.
Two Daughters of the Deceased Plghting for
Shares in the Property.
THE DEATH ROLL
NEYERSINK YOUNG MAN
BY THE CARS.
KILLED
A D IS P O S S E S S
CASE.
A Bstkd Man Refused to Vacate a Place Sold.
8t Foreclosure Sale,
T he dispossess proceedings brought;
From the Monticelio Watchman.
before J u stice A . B . M arsh in th e . t©WIll
One of the most bitter and. acrimon­
ious contests th at ever was waged in the Death of a Stevensville Woman in New York— Of B eth el by C harles A . R a n ft o f JGfferSurrogate’s Court of th is cou n ty has
so n v ille again st G eorge P erry and w if e
Mrs. Jacob Pinckney—Mrs. Fred Wahl
been going on at th e court house th is
of th e fo rm er p lace h ave, w e under­
(—Other Deaths In Sullivan,
w eek.
stand, been settled b y M r. P erry . T h e
E dw ard H unter, ah olcl gen tlem an re­
E leanora B u sh , daughter of th e late farm in d ispute w as form erly ow n ed b y
siding at B riscoe, died, lea v in g som e A b ial P . and Caroline B ush o f Y oungs- A ndrew D onaldson, w h o is P erry ’s;
four or five thousand dollars and three v ille and w ife of Jacob P in ck n ey, died f ather-in-Jaw. P erry claim s tb a t D on ald ­
daughters, Mrs. H arrison D e w itt of o f dropsy at her hom e a t B u sh v ille F r i­ son gave th e farm to his daughter, M rs.
S teven sville, Mrs. M. A nderson o f near day, M ay 5, aged 57 years. She had P erry, for th e k eep in g of h er fath er th e
Briscoe, and M rs. M artha A nderson, been ill for tw o years. T he burial took rem ainder o f h is life , h u t D o n a ld so n
now a resident of the city o f P h ila d el­ place on Sunday in the F u lto n S ettle­ gave no deed or tran sfer o f th e propertyphia. H e m ade his w ill in 1898, and m ent cem etery near her la te hom e. A fterw ard M r. D onaldson, w h o is o v er
'died in th at year. A lp h eu s P o tts of M rs. P in ck n ey w as born at B u sh ville.. eigh ty years o f age, m ortgaged th e
Jeffersonville, w ho had been his leg a l A bout thirty-nine years ago she w as place to Mr. R a n ft, w ho so ld it a t fore­
adviser for m any years, drew th e w ill, m arried to M r. P in ck n ey, and a year closure sa le a fe w w eeks ago. P e r r y
and he and Mrs. P otts w ere th e sub ­ later th ey rem oved to Y o u n g sv ille, and w ife claim ed th e property and re­
E dw ard H ope, m anager of the n ovelty a w eek ’s v isit to relatives at R oscoe and scribing w itnesses.
w h ere th ey conducted a store in the fu sed to v a ca te, w hereupon R a n ft in ­
The*
Ju d ge P o tts represented the propon­ building w h ich adjoins M rs. M yers’ ho- stitu ted dispossess proceedings.
w orks at H u rleyville, is plan ning to E ast Branch.
before th e surrogate, and w a s the ,el. A fter ten or tw e lv e years they trial o f th e case occupied tw o d ays, A l­
build several cottages for the accom m o­
E.
H . Barto of N e w Y ork and C. E ent
.
pheus P o tts o f Jefferson ville b ein g coun­
dation of his em ployees.
Ross of Jersey C ity, tw o E rie officials, first .witness exam ined in th e proceed­ m oved back to B u sh v ille. T he deceased
ings. T he contestants, Mrs D ew itt and is su rvived by her husband; fou r d a u g h ­ sel for th e p lain tiff and T . F . B u sh o f
A rthur, son of B . L iebstadter, a m er­ w ere in tow n T uesday.
The»
Mrs. W illia m A nderson, w ere represent­ ters and three sons—Mrs. E m m a W a tts M on ticelio for th e defendants.
chant of M onticelio, has passed th e ex
Professor Stuehler’s m u sical in stitu te
anim ations at the N e w Y ork C ollege of is n ow open for in stru ction in piano ed by T . A . N iv en .o f M onticelio^ Mr. o f M iddletow n, M rs. L o ttie W illia m s of P errys w ill hold an au ction sa le o f th e ir
N iven questioned Mr. P o tts closely as C atskill, Mrs. N e ttie K niffin o f L iberty, goods n ex t M onday and g iv e u p posses­
P harm acy.
m usic and voice cu ltu re.
to the circum stances atten din g the exe­ E d w ard and John o f Orange county, sion o f th e farm . M r. D onaldson is n o w
The Y ou n gsville spring fa ir w ill be
E d B rand is engaged in papering the cution of th e w ill, and asked h im if Mr.
Isaae aud H a ttie at home, and one sister, liv in g w ith h is son W illia m J . a t B e th e l,
held n e x t . M onday, M ay 15. Over $30 R ose house th rou ghout. I t w ill be oc­
H unter g a v e any reason for g iv in g all M rs. E d w ard W heeler of Jeffersonville.
w ill be given in p rem ium s on horses and cupied b y M rs. F ergu son o f B ethel.
his property to M artha A nderson. To
R O A D S IN B A D S H A P E .
E lizabeth Sander, w ife o f F red W ah l,
cattle.
Watson Lawrence left last week for this M r. P o tts answ ered:
Principal A. J. Glennie of the Monti- Bayonne, N. J., where he has secured a “ H e said his daughter, M artha, had died of pneum onia at her hom e near
F rem on t Center on M ay 1, a fter an ill- Dangerous Spots on the Highway Bet wee tt
cello H ig h School has been engaged by job at carpentering with a contractor.
been very kind to him ; he w as n ot an
ness Of tw elv e days, during w h ieh she
Jeffersonville and Youngsville.
the Board of E d u cation for another
F rank N euberger is la y in g th e found­ old m an and his property w a s very w as attended by a num ber o f physicians.
year.
T he h ig h w a y b etw een J efferso n v ille
ation for E d W h eeler’s b lack sm ith shop, sm all and he m igh t use it a ll up; and he
F. M. B u ck ley of L ib erty has connect­w hich is to be m oved across the street. didn’t k n ow w hether he w ou ld have H er age w as 35 years, 11 months and 5 and. Y on n gsv ille , w h ich is 0118 o f OUP
days. B u ria l took place at H orton ville
ed h im self w ith th e hardw are firm of
m ain thoroughfares, is n o w in the w o rst
an
ythin
g
to
leave,
b
ut
if
he
did
he
w
a
n
t­
F rank Sim on and w ife and D ennis
M ay 3. Mrs. W a h l w as a daughter of
H . W . M ills & Co. at P eterson .
condition w e h a v e ever k n o w n it to be
ed Mrs. M artha A nderson to have a ll he
Theobald Sander o f Y o u n g sv ille, and
G olden and w ife o f H ankins w ere visit­
in dry season, and it m u st be no le ss
John E dw ards has sold a h ou se, barn ing at th© residence of John Beck Sun­ left, H e inquired if he w ou ld have to w as born near th a t place.
She w as
and tw o acres of lan d at Y o u n g sv ille to
than torture for people to be b u m p ed
leave th e others som ething. I told n im
m arried to Mr. W a h l ten years ago la st
day.
P eter H u ggler for $250.
over it in any kind o f a v e h ic le ,
The
no’—I didn't so understand the la w .”
October. Surviving, besides her h u s­
Jam es S ilver’s m ovin g pictures enter­
The pension o f Joseph W righ t of
road is a continuation o f holes and humps
Mr. P o tts gave a len gth y account of
band and parents, are three chidren,
W h ite L ake, has been increased from $8 tain m en t is booked for E a g le H a ll on
from one end to the other, th e la rg e
the conversation w ith his clien t preced
to $12 per m onth.
aged 10 years, 9 years, and 7 m onths re­
Ju n e 5 and 6. T his show has been here
stones, which h ave been unearthed b y
in g the execu tion of the w ili, Some of it
sp ectively, and one sister— H elen, w ife
before.
their dirt covering being ground to dust;,
derogatory to his tw o other daughters in
of G eorge N . W a h l of F rem on t Center.
A JU D G M E N T A F F IR M E D .
D.
R . Startup, the graveston e m an ofthe m anner of th eir treatm ent of him;
adding greatly to its deplorable con d ition .
T he deceased had m any friends in this
L ib erty, p ut up a m onum ent on th e plot he also testified to th e m en tal cap acity
A p a rticu la rly dangerous spot in this!
com m u n ity, w ho w ill learn o f her death
h igh w ay is the slu ice in fron t o f M elv in
The Supreme Court’s Decision in the Case Re­ o f L ouis H em m er in th e n ew P resby­ of M r H u n ter.
w ith m u ch regret.
terian
cem
etery
this
w
eek.
G orton’s place on the W eim an n flats
Mr. N iv en ’s attack u pon th e w ill w as
lating to the Lawrence Estate.
M argaret, w ife o f E dw ard K eo u g h of near Y o u n g sv ille. T his slu ice is to rn
Charles H om er has leased a strip of based upon th e alleged m en tal incapa­
The appellate division of the Suprem e
Steven sville, died o f pneum onia M ay 1 open and the rupture extends n ea rly to
land on Charles SeheideH’s fiat, back of city of H u nter to m ake a w ill. H e had
Court at A lb an y on M ay 3 handed dow n
w h ile on a v isit to her children in N e w the center of th e road, A n oth er b a d
the E a g le H otel, w h ich he w ill u se for the fo llo w in g nam ed w itn esses sw orn to
its decision in th e case of W illia m L .
Y ork , w here she had been for tw o place is at the slu ice by the cem etery a
a garden and “ H om er’s P a r k .”
sustain h is position: Mrs. D e w itt, Mrs.
Thornton, as adm inistrator of th e goods,
w eek s. M rs. K eou gh ’s m aiden nam e little fu rth er on, w h ich is also op en .
F red L u d w ig h as a n ew b icycle, a W illiam A nderson, H arrison D ew itt,
chattels a.nd credits le ft unadm inistered
w as M anion. She w as born in County E ith er o f these d efects is very lik e ly to
W illia m G . A nderson, D r. P a in e o f
“
F
eath
erston
e.”
H
e
go
t
it
o
f
our
local
o f Sarah J . L aw ren ce, deceased, against
B ethel; H u gh Tow nsend, an old n eigh ­ G alw ay, Ireland, sixty-th ree years ago, cause a serious accident to th e tra v e le r
J u lia S. Moore and others. T he action dealer, H ank K renrich, w h o is w ork in g
bor of the deceased testator; Mrs. Mar­ cam e to th is country in 1848, and sever­ at n ig h t, and th ey shou ld be rep aired
w as brought to foreclose a m ortgage up q u ite a business in th at line.
al years later w as m arried to Mr. w ith o u t any delay w h atever. T he h igh ­
T h e E a g le H o tel bar and billiard garet G lasgow , R ev . Joseph P . Carley, K eough, a farm er o f th e to w n o f L iber­
ow ned by th e p lain tiff’s in testa te at the
a M ethodist m in ister on th e S teven sville
w a y from here to K enoza L a k e Is also
tim e of her death, and w as tried at the room s have been brightened up by the
charge from 1895 to 1898; D av id V an- ty , w here she had resided for the past said to need repairing very m n ch .
Jan uary term of County Court before application of n ew paper, p ain t and
K euren, and G eorge Stephenson, a far­ fifty years. She i3 survived by her h u s­
varnish, put on by W ill L aw ren ce.
Judge. S m ith,
Docked His Dog’s Tail.
m er of Briscoe, w ho purchased a farm band and the fo llo w in g sons and daugh­
On the tria l of th e action th e defend­
J . G . Staib and w ife of B rooklyn cam e
ters:
M
artin,
M
ichael
and
John
K
eough
of M r. H u n ter. Mr. N iv en m ade o u t a
Chester,
the six-year-old son o f
ants offered a n ote or due b ill, held by la st w eek to fit up their n ew house here,
and Mrs. E lizab eth C hurchill o f N e w
p retty Strong case, if his evidence had
G eorge L u d w ig o f th e W h ite S u lp h u r
E . R . L aw rence again st Sarah JR. L a w ­ w h ich is nearly com pleted. M rs. Staib
been uncontradicted; b ut his opponent York, Mrs. Thomas K e lly of L iberty, Springs h otel, has a you n g St. B ernard
rence for th e sum of six hundred and w ill rem ain here n ow for the sum m er.
produced fu lly as m any w itn esses o f in ­ and Jam es and M ary at hom e. The dog. The other day a m an told th e lit­
fifty dollars. The defendants insisted
M iss C. Clos o f B rooklyn stopped at telligen ce and good repute, w ho testified burial took place from S t. P eter’s tle fe llo w that he had a dog, too, b u t it s
th at th e note w as a proper counter claim A u g u st N eub erger’s a couple days last very forcib ly in support o f th e dead church in L ib erty M ay 4.
ears and ta il were cu t off, and added
and shou ld be allow ed as an offset w eek . W e understand th at M iss Clos is m an ’s m en tal cap acity and the sound­
Thom as H ick ey, for tw en ty-five years th a t th at w as the on ly w a y to h a v e a
ness o f his m ind. T he la st three years
against the su m due upon the m ortgage. look in g for a property here on w h ich to of his life w ere very closely dissected sergeant o f the N e w Y ork D etectiv e Bu*
*dog—it w as the s ty le . E vidently th e b oy
The opinion of J u d ge Sm ith held “ that build.
and every d etail given of his religiou s, reau, died iu M onticelio ou Thursday
r
th ough t th at if th at w as th e case h e
so cia l and business life . I t w ill be som e
the note is a proper counter claim and
nigh*-,
M
ay
4.
H
e
w
a
s
50
years
old.
Chris Sander is p u ttin g in a force tim e before the court can analyze the
m igh t as w e ll have his dog in sty le a lso ,
should be allow ed in th is action, aud
pum p alb the 165-foot w e ll o f J . G. Staib. evidence sufficiently to g iv e an opinion. Sergeant H ick ey w as retired five years for soon after he le d his pet to th e chop­
th at the plaintiff is en titled to the u su al
ago, lea v in g a good record behind h im . ping block and w ith o u t any ado took th e
Mr. Staib has ordered a tw elv e:lig h t
ju d gm en t of foreclosure and sale for the
F or tw o years he had been in poor axe and chopped off its ta il. I f th e d og
N iagara F a lls gas m achine for his
HYMENEAL.
am ount o f the bond and m ortgage w ith
h ealth and had been under the care o f had not protested, its ears w o u ld n o
house.
in terest thereon, as claim ed in th e com ­
the hest physicians. H is rem ains w ere doubt have gone the sam e w a y .
Mrs. W . C. Brand returned to the city
M iss M innie Sch m id t, only daughter
p laint, less the am ount of th e due b ill
taken to N e w Y ork and interred in Cal­
on Saturday. She intended at first to o f J . M. S chm idt o f N orth B ranch, and
and in terest from the day of its d a te.”
Where Are Our Boarding-Houses?
vary.
The case w a s appealed to th e Suprem e occu p y her house here th is year, but John M uir of B in gh am ton w ere q u ietly
R ansom L eR oy, son o f R iley L eR oy
The Ontario & W estern “ S u m m er
C ourt by the p lain tiff, Thornton, and has d ecid ed to spend the sum m er at the m arried at th e hom e o f th e bride’s
parents at noon yesterd ay b y R ev . S. o f N eversink, m et a sudden and u n ex­ H om es” hook for 1899 is ou t, and is tb e
the decision of th is court, ju st handed seashore.
T he N orth pected death at M ilton, U lster county, handsom est one y e t issu ed b y th a t com­
C harles Scheidell is b u ild in g a m ilk M uery o f H orton ville.
dow n, affirms the ju d gm en t obtained in
on M ay 2.
Y ou n g L eR oy had gone pany. Of th e fifty or m ore boarding­
th e C ounty Court, w ith costs. F rank house on th e east side of h is large barn, B ranch band serenaded the couple, w ho
there to w ork at driving team and w h ile houses in and about Jefferson ville, th ere
S. A nderson of C allicoon D epot w as the w h ere h e w ill cool his m ilk in a tank. le ft shortly after th e cerem ony for their
T he driving across th e railroad track at th at are on ly six represented in th is book.
attorney for Thornton, and A lph eus H e expects to start a m ilk route in th is fu tu re hom e at B in gh am ton .
groom form erly resided in th e v icin ity place w as stru ck by tbe cars and k illed . Onr boarding-house-keepers are not at
P otts of Jeffersonville for the defendant, v illa g e n ex t w eek . H e w as aged nineteen years. T he re­ a ll w id ea w a k e. T h e railroad com p an y is
o f N orth B ran ch.
J u lia S. ikoore.
John B eck ’s large, boarding-house is
m ains w ere brought to h is hom e at N e v ­ glad to put th e nam es o f th eir houses in
M iss M argaret Z im m erm an o f F r e­
nearing com pletion. I t is a ponderous
ersink for burial.
this book w ith o u t charge, if th ey w o u ld
Disposing of Garbage.
affair and w ill accom m odate a sm all m ont Center and W illia m A . K ad el,
- Charles B ack u s S m ith, a veteran b u t send th em in .
A t the cleaning-up tim e o f th e year Village in itself. E v ery room has been m anager o f th e P ort Jervis Opera
H ouse, w ere m arried T uesday even in g, printer, w h o published the S u lliv a n
m an y people are at a loss to k n o w w hat fitted w ith an electric ca ll b ell.
Business News.
C ounty H erald at M onticelio in th e
M
ay
2,
at
th
e
hom
e
o
f
the
bride’s
cousin,
to do w ith a ll the garbage w h ich has ac­
V ictor H ofer has been sprucing up
A d vertisem en ts m ean th e n ew s o f busi­
early thirties, and w h o w h en a you n g
cu m u lated around th eir places during th in gs around the B en n ett residence' on M rs. F red S ch w eiker, in P ort J erv is.
m an w as a fello w -w o rk m a n o f H orace ness. A m an w ho has a sp ecial a rticle
Josep h U lrich of B riscoe and Mrs.
the w in ter, and consequently th ey dum p M aple avenue." Mr. H ofer is one of th e
G reeley, died a t M iddletow n Saturday, w h ich h e is enabled to se ll a t a p r ic e
it in th e m ost convenient place to be m ost industrious m en w e k n ow o f, and L ena Schroeder o f near Jeffersonville
m a terially b elow his com petitor h as a
w ere m arried on M ay 4 at th e hom e o f in h is eig h ty -n in th year.
found. Care shou ld be taken n ot to de­ it is hard w ork for h im to be id le.
I ts n ature is n o t
Joh n P . C okelet o f M onntaindale died fine n ew s ite m .
th e form er. T he w ed d in g w as d u ly cel­
posit such refu se an yw h ere w here it w ill
F ran k T , Seheidel o f N e w York is iu
changed because h e buys a lim ited p art
becom e a p u b lic nuisance. Section 431 tow n th is w eek on business. Mr. Schei- ebrated th at even in g h y th e couple and on A p ril 28. H e is survived by his Wid­
ow , tw o daughters and one son. F o r o f th e paper in w hich he can in form th e
o f title 12 o f th e penal code of th e state d el is a com m ission m erchant and han d ­ their friends.
years M r. C okelet conducted a large p u b lic o f th e n e w p rice he is enabled t o
o f N e w Y ork reads in part as follow s: les a ll th e cheese m anufactu red by th e
sum m er boarding-house near M ountain- m ake.— C incinnati C om m ercial-T ribune.
Gone to Attend Mormon Conference.
dale.
“ A person w h o deposits, leaves or keeps Jeffersonville C ream ery C om pany.
Thom as R ile y , an old resident of
o n or near a h igh w ay or route o f pu blic
H enry A bp lan alp of S a lt L ak e C ity
Dwelling House Burned.
P h il B ietz and John G lassel h ave fin­
M
onntaindale, died suddenly A p ril 29
travel, either on th e land or on th e w a t­
ane H erbert B allan tin e o f O gden, U ta h ,
T h e d w ellin g house o f E . O strander
a t th e hom e o f his daughter, Mrs. Jam es
ish ed up th e job o f p ain tin g th e M ason­
er, an y nuisance or u n w holesom e s u b ­
th e tw o y o u n g m en w ho h ave been hold­ Carden. H a is su rvived b y three child­ Cochran, situ ated about a m ile sou th o£
ic H a ll, and th at p articu lar spot ou
stance . . .
is g u ilty o f a m isd e­
in g M orm on gospel m eetings' in the ren.
R oscoe on th e C allicoon road, w a s
M ain s tr e e t n o w looks a hundred per
m eanor, punishable by a fine o f n ot less
S
w
iss
H
ill
schoolhouse
for
som
e
tim
e
burned T uesday afternoon, M ay 9. I t
cen t better th an it did before th e n ew
th an one hundred dollars, or b y im p ris­
Confirmation Service.
p
ast,
w
en
t
to
Scranton,
P
a
.,
on
F
rid
a
y
w a s in su red in th e C allicoon M u tu al A s ­
dress w as p u t on.
onm ent for n ot less th an three or m ore
to atten d th e MormonNconference. I t is
Confirmation service w ill be h eld in sociation for $700 on th e house and $400
F rank L au fersw eiler has added a
than s ix m onths, or b oth .”
n ot k n ow n w h eth er th ey w ill return the G erm an P resb yterian church Sunday on th e con ten ts.
T h e am ou nt o f lo ss
su m m er k itch en to the rear o f h is house.
here or not. T h ey m ay be sen t else­ m orning, and E n g lish service w ill be
su
sta
in
ed
is
n
o
t
d
efinitely
sta ted .
M r. L a u fersw eiler returned Saturday
Coronerg to Be Salaried
w h ere, W h ile here th ey occu p ied a h eld a t th e u su a l hour in th e even in g.
from a trip to N e w Y ork. H e look s for
W ith th e la w abolishing coroners’ another prosperous boarding season th is house belon gin g to Casper E g g ler on the T he pastor, R ev . G . A. G odduhn, re­
The Best and Cheapest Advertising.
turned fro m the city yesterday.
ju ries also com es a la w providing th a t year. H e is m ak in g a g rea t success of S w iss H ill.
N ew sp ap er ad vertisin g is th e best k in d
th e .office o f coroner sh a ll be a salaried k eep in g sum m er boarders.
o f a d vertisin g, b ecau se i t w ill carry th e
one, th e salaries to be fixed h y th e
An advertisement is never too short if T om orrow ’s su ccess depends on to ­ in fo rm a tio n to m ore people fo r less c o st
th a n a n y other k in d .
d ay’s ad vertisin g.
R en ew you r R ecord before it expires. it tells what you want to say.
B oards o f Supervisors.